should the unemployed be allowed to vote?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

the ukip wasnt the biggest winner last night it was the independents ukip is behind them no seriously labour tory or ukip werent the winners it was the no party self made councillor who stood as an independent.but thats not big news.lets not get in the way of the truth.

Which you wouldn't know if it jumped up and bit you on the bum

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

Reckon both of em are too dense to wake up n smell the coffee, cmon certainly is a good example.

Oh come on Cashy if all Labour supporters were as thick as him they'd have imploded years ago.

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

but there is more independents than ukip. There is 44 more ,but the lib dems losing their deposit again.will there be a vote of no confidence for nick clegg ?by the lib dems thus splitting the coalition.

"Independents" aren't a political party, they're an assortment of...well, independents, standing on a variety of causes or none. The fact is, UKIP enjoyed the biggest upsurge in support of a fourth political party since the second world war, averaging 25% of the votes in wards where they stood.

Whatever your view of UKIP, that represents quite a sea change in British politics. But, never mind, you carry on in your own little world, C'mon.

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[accyman]

i look at this thread title and cant help but think the real question is should the unemployed and sick be allowed to eat because this con-lib lot are doing their upmost to ensure they cant

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by accyman

i look at this thread title and cant help but think the real question is should the unemployed and sick be allowed to eat because this con-lib lot are doing their upmost to ensure they cant

The politicians regard the sick and unemployed as 'useless eaters' and are using austerity measures to reduce population.

Contraception, legal abortion and euthanasia serve only to prevent population growth, and are regarded as acceptable by many.

When it comes to population reduction they have to do it deviously.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by accyman

i look at this thread title and cant help but think the real question is should the unemployed and sick be allowed to eat because this con-lib lot are doing their upmost to ensure they cant

You do talk utter bollocks sometimes Accyman

[accyman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

You do talk utter bollocks sometimes Accyman

really

tell that to the thousands of people effected by the bedroom tax that eats away what little they have left to feed themselves or the disabled that ATOS say are fit to work when they arnt so recieve either a severe cut or no benefits at all while their appeal goes through which can take up to a year

just because your ok and not having to choose between food or rent dont assume everyone else is

[cmonstanley]

really, who used monetarism yes to create unemployment to keep inflation low.but news to the tories it aint working.

[cmonstanley]

17 ayes to the right 2 noes to the left the ayes have it.another policy in my manifesto people would vote for

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

17 ayes to the right 2 noes to the left the ayes have it.another policy in my manifesto people would vote for

You AWLAYS TALK BOLLOCKS

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

17 ayes to the right 2 noes to the left the ayes have it.another policy in my manifesto people would vote for

I see you're pulling numbers out yer arse, just like the real politicoes, so you shouldn't have a problem fitting right into a carreer as a pro Bollictician.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

I see you're pulling numbers out yer arse, just like the real politicoes, so you shouldn't have a problem fitting right into a carreer as a pro Bollictician.

Na Dave to be a politician you require at least one brain cell, sadly this does not apply to our friend from the north

[cmonstanley]

just like this eh Five million families on financial 'breaking point' - Channel 4 News..

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cmonstanley

just like this eh Five million families on financial 'breaking point' - Channel 4 News..

and I'll guarantee they're still drinking and smoking and running two cars and lets not forget Sky TV

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

and I'll guarantee they're still drinking and smoking and running two cars and lets not forget Sky TV

Whilst no doubt there are people conning the system, Many are Not, but thats a typical tory way of looking at things.